Infernity: deck recipe [Mar 20]

Its protection effect lasts for the entire turn, and also covers effect damage. Only issue is that it needs to be destroyed by battle, which is why ideally you only special summon this in battle phase using Flute of Summonig Kuriboh.

Being a quick-play spell means that you can set this down and only use it when you need it. This is so that you don't end up revealing your cards early to your opponent.

However, setting it down can be dangerous since your opponent can use something like Night Beam, or if you get second turn since your opponent might destroy it during your phase.

Spellbook Support will be act as Draw Engine for allowing to draw out Core Cards easier or increase your hand sources for setup combo.

This card can let you convert the excess Spellbook Spell Card (Cards with the same name) from your hand into two more hand sources without losing any cards on your field. If you chain Spellbook of Knowledge with a Spellbook Quick-Spell Card, then you can send that Quick-Spell that is still on the field which is becomes 1 Card Earning in this situation.

Keep in mind that according to the Rulings, even if you apply the effect of "Spellbook of Knowledge" using the effect of "Spellbook of the Master", you cannot choose the activated "Spellbook of the Master" as the card you send to the Graveyard. But since we will not gonna use Spellbook of the Master in this Deck, there will be no problem for that.

Spellbook of Secrets allows you to add from your Deck to your hand any “Spellbook” card which will be Spellbook Organization and Spellbook of Knowledge in this case.

Spellbook Organization allows you to put your core card on top in order especially Infernity Archfiend for you to draw out easily for setup combo.

Into the Void allows you to draw an additional card and potentially access key combo pieces or disruption cards.

This isn't searchable like Launcher, but it can work just like another Launcher since you only need to revive Archfiend to extend plays.

Since this can special summon from your opponent's graveyard, you can consider using monster destruction effects like Coral Dragon or Rhinosebus as you're doing the combo so you can get your opponent's boss monster to your field.

You can also just set this card and use Dragged Down into the Grave to take control of it pretty easily.

Useful disruption tool to stop your opponent's plays or to "protect" your monsters from certain cards like Floodgate Trap Hole or Karma Cut.

A good Filter Draw to dump your Infernity Monster or unusable card to your Grave for combo setup with 1 Extra Draw.

The option to do it at Spell Speed 2 together with the synergy with Fleeting Hand Skill, which is provided by its own activation cost makes this card a good fit into Infernity Deck (Fleeting Hand Version).

With only a few monsters in the deck, using this will let you mill some spell/traps until you get to your monster. Landing on a Mirage or an Archfiend can let you get your combos going.

Unfortunately, it's kind of random as to whether you'll get a good one or a bad one, and milling a Launcher can be fatal since there's no way to retrieve it.

Downbeat allows you to Tribute a face-up monster on your field to Special Summon a lower-Level monster with the same original Type and Attribute from your Deck.

This effect can be used to set up your Graveyard for Infernity monster effects or to swarm the field with multiple monsters to make Synchro Summons. Additionally, it can be used to trigger effects that require you to send a monster to the Graveyard, such as Infernity Mirage or Infernity Launcher.

A really strong card to help stall a turn since most decks often use effect monsters, so using this can end up making your opponent unable to summon any monster or just set and pass.

Stalling for turns like this is mainly to wait until you can use Infernity Inferno skill which has a turn restriction.

Since this deck is incredibly reliant on the cards that you draw during draw phase, using card advance can almost ensure that you end up drawing the ones that you need.

The rearrange effect won't be as useful if you use Archfiend's effect since it will end up reshuffling your deck, so just focus on the next card or the next 2 cards instead.

A really useful stall card to ensure that you won't take any damage at all during your turn. Event the cost of discard isn't bad in the deck since they need to be in the grave.

The big boss monster of the Labyrinth Builder version. Summoning Quariongandrax usually only requires you have Beetle and any 2 cards to use as cost for your Skill onhand. When summoned, Quariongandrax can single-handedly turn the game state in your favor.

When destroyed, Quariongadrax floats into any monster from either player's banished zone. So the monsters you banished with its first effect are also valid targets.

Summon Vermillion Mech Dragon by reviving Archfiend and Necromancer with Mirage's effect, and then reviving Beetle with Necromancer's effect.

The removal effect is good because it can target any card on the field, and the cost can easily paid because just one Beetle can search out all your copies from the deck. But be careful not to banish all your Beetles because Infernity decks don't have any interaction with the banish zone.

Doom Dragon is a good way to deal with opponent's monsters and deal damage without actually attacking.

The burn effect is usually even better for dealing damage than battling with Doom Dragon. This is also a good way to play around enemy battle traps like Drowning Mirror Force and Wall of Disruption if you suspect they have any.

Hundred Eyes Dragon can copy Infernity Necromancer's effect and revive Infernity Archfiend. This extends your combo, allowing you to make even more Synchro monsters or just swarm the field.

A more direct and offense-oriented option is to copy Infernity Archer's effect. This lets you attack your opponent directly for 3000 damage, usually ending the Duel.

Simply for when you need to destroy a card your opponent controls when you can only make a level 8.

Coral Dragon is a good Synchro to make in general. It has decent ATK and the one-for-one removal effect is good for field control. The floating effect gives you a refund on the resources spent to make it, making Coral Dragon an ideal monster to use in Synchro climbing.

Arguably the most popular generic level-6 Synchro monster. Brionac has extra utility in an Infernity deck because of its ability to clear your hand.

Brionac's mass removal effect is ideal for breaking enemy board setups. It can even be used as a field wipe if you have enough costs on hand and since Infernity Combo needs to be activated in 0 hand card, this will become a huge advantage synergy.

You'll want to discard Infernity monsters like Archfiend and Sage as cost because it doesn't have any purpose in your hand, then they can be revived by Infernity Launcher for combo making if you have it.

Mostly a 2500 ATK beater that is untargetable. Can be a pretty decent turn 1 monster to summon since it can be difficult to get over.

Red Wyvern is used to stop your opponent's Boss or Big Beatstick Monsters with more than 2400 ATK stats. This effect can be activated during your opponent's turn makes this card becomes a Synchro Monster with decent Discruptive Effect. However, the destruction effect can only be used once, so use it wisely.

For when you need to deal with monsters that can't be destroyed by battle or card effects, but also a decent monster to protect yourself with when you have nothing else.

White Aura Dolphin's ATK halving effect lets you attack over practically anything for no extra cost.

Vulcan's effect can target Infernity Launcher from your field so you don't lose field presence while essentially removing an enemy card for free. Reactivate the Infernity Launcher you returned to get another discard.

Summon Onimaru with Coral Dragon and another level-6 monster as material to turn him into a 6000 ATK beater. Between the huge ATK stat and inherent protection, Onimaru is a powerful presence onboard.

Negating enemy monster effects is great for disrupting their plays, especially since most combos involve the use of a monster effect. However, the negation effect does not destroy the negated monster, so this can be dangerous against powerful monsters.

Malevolent Sin is an anti-Xyz tech. Summon Malevolent Sin and use its effect to temporarily banish an enemy Xyz monster. The Xyz monster will return with no materials attached to it.

A Rank 4 Cyberse LINK monster with a combination of disruption and swarm capabilities. Its effect to return multiple cards to the hand can pose a threat to your opponent's field or graveyard setup, and can even disrupt key combos by bouncing combo pieces back to the hand.

This Link 3 Knightmare Monster not only allows you to shuffle 1 card on either player's board back into Deck (this effect will prevent some card effect trigger action for Graveyard/Floating effect) when it is Link Summoned. Unicorn's co-linked effect will allow you to have 1 Card Draw.

Noted BY LordGuitchi:

After climbing with Infernoids up to Legend 5 and then falling down to Legend 4, I decided to switch to one of my post-banlist Infernity decks (that I tested during TDGP) to do the rest of the climb, and it worked.

The post-banlist version of the Infernity deck works similar to the pre-banlist one (that used Trishula and Stardust Warrior), except for the focus on Link and Xyz monsters instead of Synchro and Accel Synchro ones. Now that we only have one copy of Infernity Launcher available, the main starting combo is Infernity Sage + Transmodify, to clear your hand, activate your skill, summon Necromancer and dump Archfiend to the grave to special summon it right after. There are other, less common starting combos you can do too, like Necromancer + Wildcat + Sage/Archfiend, Wildcat + another Infernity monster + Transmodify, etc.

You can make a board with Decode Talker, one Xyz and two infernities plus 2 or 3 infernity traps for disruption if you go first; if you go second, you can make Trishula Zero to wipe out whatever board your opponent set up... that is, if he doesn't interrupt you. MST and Infernity Supression are there to help dealing with problematic backrow cards/monster effects when going second.

Overall, this deck's strength resides in its opressive 1st turn board. It lacks the consistency that decks like Phantom Knights have, but it is compensated by the versatility and power that resides in it's ability to spam synchro, xyz and link monsters.

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